I returned the "black" floor mats to Rosenthal Mazda and got store credit on them, so I decided that now would be a good time to pickup some new rear weatherstrip and window moulding for the top (so that it will be almost like brand new once it's repainted). I also got a new trunk lock since mine is beginning to fail, and some new clips where the ( Read more... )

- Replaced license plate fasteners with stainless socket cap screws and hardware ( Read more... )

- Modified shorty console
- Cleaned up the '91 door panels
- Painted speaker grills for '91 door panels
- Fabricated rear bracket for shorty console
- Installed '91 door panels
- Lubricated passenger window channels

Last night I broke out the Zippo and propane torch and started hacking up the shorty console once again.  I removed the rear lip since it ( Read more... )

- Lubricated the driver door window channels with white lithium grease

The driver door window had been squealing/screeching and seemed to be moving with difficulty, so I lubed the window guide channels. It seems much better now.

While zipping the rear window up, the seam where the zipper joins the top began to tear.  (._.)  By being very careful, I was able to get the window zippered without further tearing the seam, but I fear that it may only be a matter of time before the seam tears completely ( Read more... )